Man puts up hoarding with biodata on e-rickshaw to look for bride

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Updated At : 07:09 PM Feb 19, 2024 IST

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Chandigarh, February 19

A man from Madhya Pradesh, Deependra Rathore (29), put up a hoarding on his e-rickshaw to find a bride for himself.

A picture of the hoarding, which shows his photo and personal and professional details, has gone viral on social media. It also documents his weight and blood group.

Rathore ditched old-school methods of looking for a bride, including newspaper advertisements and registration on matrimonial sites, and adopted an unusual route for speedy success.

According to a few reports, he has not been able to find a bride because of “shortage of women in society”, therefore, he has set no bar on the type of woman he is seeking to get married to.

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